Aperisic

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RT

I noticed your edit. If you have a suggestion to change the wording or believe it needs to be removed, please make a section in articles talk page and say what you want to do. RT article is heavy on criticism given most of the sources used criticize the network. So don't be surprised. Paulthemonk (talk) 06:00, 28 March 2015 (UTC)

The problem with Wikipedia is that it is very biased sometimes. When you talk about subject, you start explaining what it is about, and then add a section saying Criticism. The way it is done in this article, every second sentence is about criticism, is obviously biased. I am watching all stations including RT and I find the same patter in all of them. They try to present news in a specific way, the truth is of no special interest. It is all pure and very obvious propaganda sometimes so pathetic that I am not watching any of it more than necessary. If this propaganda is permissible for one station in the world, it is permissible for all stations in the world. In that sense, if you look Chinese, Russian, Korean sources you would find heavy criticism of BBC, CNN... and none of that is in Wikipedia. Then why is it there for RT? O do not defend any of them, I am actually very sorry that world journalism has gone that way, towards media war. But when it is a war it is a war. I am just stating that Wikipedia has become the part of it. And it is annoying. Aperisic (talk) 16:13, 28 March 2015 (UTC)

Removing talk page comments

Hi again Aperisic, this is just to let you know that in general you can't remove a discussion from a talk page if it also includes comments by other editors, as in Talk:Almost integer. It had only comments by you and me, and I don't mind in this particular case, so you can leave it as it is. Thanks, Gap9551 (talk) 20:37, 6 January 2016 (UTC)

If there is any value regarding the article in it, somebody would set it back. My opinion is not that relevant. I was just trying to add some value and decided that it is not something that reveals anything crucial even if true. I did not think your comments were something that should be left either, without the context. Anyway they were in the direction of "the addition not being important". Still, it is in the system. I did revert couple of edits myself if I disagreed with them, especially if they were against some sort of internal politics. I was not asking or sending messages just for sake of saving my time. Because this way, it looks like as if I did something I do not know what type of violation so that it had to be recorded. Very much part of the reasons I do not like Wikipedia that much. I just felt there should be something to add maybe. But, I felt I was wrong.— Preceding unsigned comment added by Aperisic (talk • contribs) 2016-01-06T18:22:45‎

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